A Vermont licensed resident who does not possess a motorcycle endorsement may obtain a motorcycle learner permit to learn how to operate a motorcycle. To obtain a motorcycle learner permit you must do the following:
Successfully complete a 4-hour Vermont Motorcycle Awareness Program training course. More information »
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Once I have taken the permit tutorial, passed the test, paid the permit fee, and submitted the application and certificate, can I start driving with a parent right away, or do I need to wait for the actual permit to come in the mail?
No. The receipt acts as your temporary learners permit for 90-days from the date on this receipt. This must be in your possession when operating a motor vehicle.
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Parental consent is given by checking a box and typing in a name. What if my child did this without my permission?
Please contact us and we will review the application.
How does DMV verify the information on the application without seeing any type of identification?
DMV will review the information and run checks to verify the information. If the checks don’t come back clear you will be notified to correct your information before a learner permit is sent to you.
How will DMV know the applicant completed the test on their own without any help?
DMV reserves the right to randomly retest any applicant. If the applicant fails, a test fee will be charged and the test will have to be taken again.
I don’t feel my child is ready to obtain a learner permit, can this be obtained without parental consent?
If the applicant is under 18 parental consent is required.
My child is on an Individualized Education Program (IEP). Am I allowed to assist with the test?
You are allowed to read the test if necessary but are not allowed to give your child the correct answers.
How long do I have to wait to re-test if I fail?
If you fail a road test, you must wait at least seven days before retaking the test.
If you fail a knowledge test you must wait at least one day before retaking the test.
No. The receipt acts as your temporary learners permit for 90-days from the date on this receipt. This must be in your possession when operating a motor vehicle.
Please contact us and we will review the application.
DMV will review the information and run checks to verify the information. If the checks don’t come back clear you will be notified to correct your information before a learner permit is sent to you.
DMV reserves the right to randomly retest any applicant. If the applicant fails, a test fee will be charged and the test will have to be taken again.
If the applicant is under 18 parental consent is required.
You are allowed to read the test if necessary but are not allowed to give your child the correct answers.
If you fail a road test, you must wait at least seven days before retaking the test.
If you fail a knowledge test you must wait at least one day before retaking the test.
There will be a fee but you may get a new photo at any time for any reason.
Complete the necessary documents and schedule an appointment to visit an office.
You may take the test as many times as you wish until you pass.
Yes. You will pay the test fee each time you take the test.
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Yes. Due to the Graduated License Law, you will need to hold your learner permit for a year prior to taking the road test.
Yes, the age of the permit holder is not relevant. The licensed driver must be unimpaired and 25 or older.
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